Digital Marketing
Control group data, economic graphs, path to purchase insights and ad measurement are just some of the ways brands including Canva, Google, LinkedIn and Red Balloon are tailoring products, services and content to customers and audiences.
Digital Marketing
RedBalloon parent company, Big Red Group, has continued its acquisitions spree by picking up Australia’s Lime&Tonic for an undisclosed sum.
IfOnly, the premium curated experiences brand, has launched in Australia in a partnership with the Big Red Group (BRG).
Digital Marketing
RedBalloon parent company, Big Red Group (BRG), says its acquisition of extreme and adventure experiences aggregator, Adrenaline.com.au, will make it the third-largest experiences provider globally. And according to its co-founder and spokesperson, Naomi Simson, the acquisition is just the start of its plans to ensure Australian businesses successfully get a piece of the experiences pie against global competitors.
Leadership
The team behind RedBalloon have launched a fifth business focused on delivering AI-powered digital marketing services to Australian marketers after striking an exclusive reseller agreement with AI digital marketing platform, Albert.
Leadership
RedBalloon’s CEO, Nick Baker, and first CMO, Rapthi Thanapalasingam, have left the online gift experiences business as part of a wholesale restructure of the organisation.
Digital Marketing
RedBalloon has signalled its intention to overhaul its digital presence and strategy with the appointment of new digital agency, Deepend.
Leadership
A well-articulated leadership vision and employee engagement lie at the heart of customer experience and brand success, according to the founder of Australia’s RedBalloon and well-respected entrepreneur, Naomi Simson.
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